alt Hacker NewsBut they could open up a branch in EU with some people (and their money), and then step by step employ the people from the US in EU, bleeding out the US entity on a long run: At least yet, no one can stop their top scientist to move to another country with the knowledge and just pick up their work in the new conutry.
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WhrRTheBaboons • yesterday at 10:54 AM
>At least yet, no one can stop their top scientist to move to another country
Let's hope so, because I am not so certain.
>At least yet, no one can stop their top scientist to move to another country with the knowledge and just pick up their work in the new conutry.
They can and do do this routinely. Many individuals get marked and regularly go through additional screening if their travel plans raise flags. This isn't even unique to the US... most Western nations do the same. If there is a serious brain drain risk, the US government can easily go all out and have the whole company put on the no-fly list.